The New Leader

The New Leader

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Skylar was your average kid growing up except her father john was on of the most powerful gang leaders in england. When her father tells her she has to go to America for the good of the gang she thought it was going to be a walk in the park what she didnt know was that she was going to be pushed to her limits but will it break her or will she come out on top.
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